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Fulham 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Defendants.Offence.Results.Penalty.Costs.
A. Willcox, 37, Kilmaine Rd.DittoDismissed on payment of costs20–
A. W. F. Bush, 65, Bulstrode Rd. Heston.DittoDitto20–
H. Brown, 14, Dawson St.Nuisance from overcrowding.Order within 3 months.50–
J. Lebbett, 12, Field Road.DittoWithdrawn, nuisance abated.––
A. A. Avis, 13, Field Road.DittoDitto––
Henry Graham, 14, Dawson St.Nuisance from overcrowding.Order within 3 months.50–
F. Ockenden, 12, Shotley St.DittoDitto50–
J. Levy 19, Maxwell Rd.Unlicensed street trading (five summonsesConvicted300–
A. W. F. Bush, 65, Bulstrode Rd. Heston.Unlicensed street trading (seven summonses).Ditto36–
M. de Winton, 13, Lillie Road.Nuisance at 13, Lillie Road.Order within 21 days.–10 6

Health Week.
"Health Week" was held during the second week
of May.
Clergymen were requested to devote part of their
sermons on Sunday, 6th May to health matters. Lectures
were given in the Concert Hall on general health, diet,
cancer, venereal diseases and other subjects during the
week.
Cinema films were shown in the Concert Hall on
four sessions of an hour each daily. The subjects of the
films were very varied, including three dental films—
"Tommy Tucker's Tooth," "Don't Wait till it Hurts,"
and "The Leaflet"; two on cleanliness—"Giro the
Germ," "Hearts and Hands," and one entitled "Dr.
Wise on Influenza." Several films were shown illustrating
the importance of clean milk. The lecture on
venereal diseases on the Wednesday evening was also
illustrated by an interesting film.